Some actors stand out as beacons of talent and versatility in the constantly changing Indian film industry. Rajkummar Rao is one such legend who has made an enduring impression on Bollywood with his performances as a consummate actor. Rajkummar Rao has established himself as one of the best actors in the business thanks to his talent for blending in with a wide variety of characters and his commitment to his craft. The best of his films, which are absolute must-watches for any cinephile, are examined in detail in this article.
Shahid (2013)
In the biographical drama "Shahid," where he played the real-life attorney and human rights activist Shahid Azmi, Rajkummar Rao received his first major acting role. His outstanding performance earned him the National Film Award for Best Actor, and the movie itself is a potent investigation of social justice and individual change.
Queen (2014)
In the movie "Queen," Kangana Ranaut's character Rani's unconventional fiancé Vijay (Rajkummar Rao) has a small but memorable role as Vijay. His portrayal gives the story more depth and exemplifies how well he can perform in supporting roles.
Kai Po Che (2013)
In this film adaptation of "The 3 Mistakes of My Life," by Chetan Bhagat, Rajkummar became a part of the ensemble cast. His portrayal of the complexities of a young entrepreneur striving for success amidst personal and societal challenges in the role of Govind is a perfect example of his acting versatility.
Trapped (2016)
Rajkummar Rao portrays Shaurya, a man stranded in an apartment in a skyscraper with no way out, in this survival thriller directed by Vikramaditya Motwane. He carries the entire movie on his shoulders with little dialogue and utmost intensity in this minimalist film, and his performance is nothing short of astounding.
Newton (2017)
Political satire "Newton" examines the challenges of holding free and fair elections in a troubled region. Rajkummar Rao received a lot of praise for his portrayal of Newton Kumar, the movie's title character. His acting talent is evident in his ability to inject humor into a serious situation while remaining true to his character.
Stree (2018)
"Stree" is a genre-defying movie that once again demonstrates Rajkummar Rao's adaptability by fusing horror and humor. He adds humor and charm to the story as Vicky, a ladies' tailor in a small town, while coping with the unsettling presence of a mysterious woman. The film's original fusion of comedy and horror became a huge hit.
CityLights (2014)
Rajkummar Rao plays Deepak, a man from a rural area who relocates to Mumbai in search of a better life, in this moving drama. His portrayal of the hardships and sacrifices of an immigrant in a busy city is extraordinarily moving and demonstrates his capacity to engage the audience on an emotional level.
Aligarh (2016)
A provocative drama called "Aligarh" was based on the life of Dr. Shrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a professor who experienced prejudice because of his sexual orientation. The story of the professor is revealed by the young journalist played by Rajkummar Rao. This crucial story about human rights and dignity gains depth thanks to his sensitive and sympathetic performance.
It's impossible to overstate how remarkable Rajkummar Rao's career in Bollywood has been. He pushes the limits of his craft with each new movie, assuming unusual roles and giving performances that have an impact long after they are over. His filmography is a veritable goldmine of cinematic experiences, ranging from intense dramas to oddball comedies. The films of this cinematic virtuoso continue to be required viewing for anyone who values the art of telling a compelling story with outstanding acting, and we cinephiles are fortunate to have been able to observe his development as a filmmaker. Rajkummar Rao is without a doubt one of the biggest stars in the Indian film industry right now, and the best films he has made are proof of his unwavering talent and commitment to his craft.
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